SerinitySW

u/SerinitySW


r/CPAP•

Well, I got diagnosed with sleep apnea (AHI 20.6, Moderate OSA) and finally got my hands on a ResMed AirSense 11 with a ClimateLine hose, currently using a Phillips DreamWear Silicone Nasal Pillow mask.

The first night was a bit difficult to get set up. I tried setting some settings according to some Reddit comments and I felt like I was suffocating every time I tried to breathe out. Before I ended up falling asleep, I tweaked some more settings (such as the EPR one) and made it manageable enough. I ended up h

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r/dogs•

Looking for our first dog

[Breeds] 📝Recommendation

Hey all! We are looking to get a dog within the next few months, and were wondering what breed would be best for us. Below we've filled out the questionnaire template:

Introduction

  1. Will this be your first dog? If not, what experience do you have owning/training dogs?
  • We have both had family dogs, but we've never owned a dog ourselves. I trained my family dog to jump, but that's about it.
  1. Do you have a preference for rescuing a dog vs. going through a reputable breeder?
  • Rescue
  1. Describe your ideal dog.
  • Medium to large, independent but affectionate and playful
  1. What breeds or types of
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r/dogs•

Looking for some breed recommendations!

[Breeds] 📝Recommendation

Hey all! We are looking to get a dog within the next few months, and were wondering what breed would be best for us. Below we've filled out the questionnaire template:

Introduction

1)	Will this be your first dog? If not, what experience do you have owning/training dogs?

* We have both had family dogs, but we've never owned a dog ourselves. I trained my family dog to jump, but that's about it.

2)	Do you have a preference for rescuing a dog vs. going through a [reputable breeder]( http://ownresponsibly.blogspot.com/2011/07/identifying-reputable-breeder.html)?

* Ideally a rescue.

3)	Describe your ideal dog.

* Medium to large (not a mini yappy dog nor a gian
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r/printers•

Ok, now that I have your attention... Obviously I should get the Brother Laser printer right? Well... I'm not so sure after calculating the prices per page...

Replacement black ink cartridge: .0025/page

Replacement black toner: .0028/page

So uh... I know the conventional wisdom is "fuck HP" and "fuck ink if you're not printing high quality photos (I'm not, rarely do I even print color)"... But it seems like it would not only be cheaper in the short-run to keep chugging along with my freely-obtained HP printer, but in the long run as well? Am I missing something? I mean, I know obviously the ink printer uses some color ink even in BW to maintain the print heads and such, but it can't be en

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r/WGU•

This class seemed like it would be a cakewalk for me, but it ended up being quite a frustrating experience. I am submitting my 4th (and hopefully final) submission for the PA now.

The materials for the class are okay, but you will probably have a much better experience using W3Schools and other external resources. This seems to be typical for a lot of WGU classes so no surprise there.

The idea of the PA actually seems quite fun? The task you are assigned is taking an initial pre-made dataset (in my case for a DVD rental store, which you can also find here) and creating a business use-case for it. Y

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r/adhd_college•

I recently started my college journey, and have stumbled into a class that I have to memorize long lists of laws, regulations, and acts in regards to ethics and privacy in technology (D333 at WGU). I found a flash card set that I've imported into Anki, but I can't seem to actually commit the things I don't know to memory? For the unaware, Anki works via repetition and rating how well you remembered a card. The worse you rate it, the more often it will re-insert the card into the deck. There are a particular few that I've gone over numerous times and my mind just... completely blanks out when they come up again. This is actually my first class at WGU, so I'm off to a pretty rough start...

Am

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